Sentence examples for enforcement of more from inspiring English sources

Ten days after four men were accused of plotting to destroy fuel lines at Kennedy International Airport, state legislators have introduced a bill that would allow the enforcement of more stringent security measures at similar pipelines across the state.

This, however, is no simple task: The European Commission is committed to the enforcement of more flexible working time arrangements by employers and companies [20].

This calls for a more effective enforcement of more aggressive screenings of orphanage administrators during the adoption process.

Wages, predicted Provopoulos, will decline by a further 10% this year following enforcement of yet more austerity measures.

His goal is to save the class action, not discard it, and to make private enforcement of law more democratically accountable.

Age waivers allow parents and young teens the opportunity to evade some of the restrictions under GDL and may make enforcement of GDL more difficult.

Cops can also be useful simply by hearing and seeing no evil, or by directing the law-enforcement efforts of more gung-ho colleagues toward the operations of rivals.

In addition, "We are asking local police enforcement for more of a presence and are beefing up internal security, all of that directly because of MySpace," said Fritz Seving, Fernwood's director.

A June, 2007, report by the International Crisis Group found, however, that Basra's renewed instability was mainly the result of "the systematic abuse of official institutions, political assassinations, tribal vendettas, neighborhood vigilantism and enforcement of social mores, together with the rise of criminal mafias".

Mr. Dodd said that law enforcement officials' predictions of more attacks made it imperative to act.

Two other run-ins with law enforcement and reports of more serious mental-health issues occurred years after the initial background check.